MDRT Top of the Table Achiever shares what separates the Top 1% from the 99% | Magesh Das

[@MuhammadAamir-dj9lg]

Breakdown the day into its components and each components is as important as one whole day

[@NidhiBelani]

Great share!

[@IdeasInspiration]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@AG-fr4rf]

Defining the purpose or a problem statement is far most important than jotting multiple " why's ". Many people fail in Defining the actual purpose. Because, this component has direct relation with defining "why's"

[@JitPuru]

You bring up an important point about the significance of defining purpose or a problem statement. It’s true that a clear and well-defined purpose can provide direction and serve as a foundation for understanding the "why's." At the same time, asking multiple "why's" can often help clarify or refine the purpose, especially if it’s initially unclear. Both aspects can complement each other, depending on the approach and context.

[@AG-fr4rf]

​@@JitPuru I agree. Thank you.

[@MuhammadAamir-dj9lg]

Reasoning Mindset

[@MuhammadAamir-dj9lg]

15 Why This number may vary from situation to situation

[@JitPuru]

The "15 Why's" approach is a strategy that Magesh has found effective in his journey toward discovering a higher purpose. It’s a technique worth trying with 15 Why's as suggested, as it will help uncover deeper insights and provide clarity that might otherwise be overlooked.

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Loop of Why